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Maestro College Accreditor Discloses Private Student Information

An accreditor inadvertently shared private student information with another student, according to New America, a left-leaning think tank. The student...
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Will AI Break the Postdoc Bottleneck?

The postdoc workforce—and its misalignment with the number of permanent academic positions—could be transformed by AI.

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Opinion

3 AI-Related Questions for Notre Dame’s Sonia Howell

An artificial intelligence and digital learning conversation with UND’s director of the Office of Digital Learning.

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Digital Boom Drives Down Cost of College Course Materials

The rising popularity of digital course materials is helping students save money, a new survey shows. During the 2025–26 academic...
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Will a Data Center Bring Risk or Reward to Fisk?

The center is part of a $900 million plan to carry the historically Black university into the future. Now, it’s caught up in a wave of backlash against the proliferation of new data centers.

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Education Department Approves First Workforce Pell Program

The U.S. Department of Education approved its first Workforce Pell program, for training emergency medical technicians at Iowa Central Community...

Ep. 207: AI for the Public Good With Venu Govindaraju

Govindaraju, from the University at Buffalo, discusses how universities can “out purpose” big tech in AI development.

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AI Detectors Are Out, New Assessments Are In

A growing number of universities have prohibited AI detectors, arguing they are ‘unreliable’ indicators of cheating. But where does that leave faculty, who know all too well that cheating is rampant in the age of AI?